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Nasal spray that could alleviate symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder now in clinical trials
The spray, which has been studied for more than five years, is now being tested on men, women, and children.
Study finds carcinogen above FDA limit in several hand sanitizer brands
The company Valisure says it tested 260 products and found more than a dozen hand sanitizers that exceeded the FDA limit of benzene, a carcinogen that can cause blood disorders after prolonged exposure.
Battling depression? A nasal spray may be the answer
It's considered a game-changer in the world of mental health.
Is Autism Linked To Food Allergies?
A new study finds that food allergies are far more common in those with autism, but researchers are still trying to discover how and why.
Hate loud chewers? It's a medical disorder!
Are you someone who goes absolutely bonkers when you hear someone chewing their food loudly? Or does the sound of someone breathing make you want...
Social anxiety disorder: Are you shy or is it something more?
Sweaty palms, an accelerated heartbeat and nausea. No, it’s not a heart attack. It’s what some people feel when they have to face a social situation. What you call shy, may actually be social anxiety
How cortisol affects exposure therapy for anxiety disorders
Summary: Cortisol administration after exposure has no beneficial effects for patients suffering from phobias or anxiety disorders. Arachnophobic who received cortisol following exposure were more lik
Water Fluoridation May Increase Risk of Underactive Thyroid Disorder
The study raises questions about the safety of water fluoridation.
Asthma and Hay Fever Linked to Increased Risk of Psychiatric Disorders
According to researchers, suffering from asthma or hay fever may put you at an increased risk of developing a psychiatric disorder. The study reports over a 15 year period, 10.8% of people with allergies developed psychiatric disorders, compare to 6.7% of people without allergic diseases.
Should you be worried about the allergy version of seasonal affective disorder?
Spring might not signify emotional sunshine and rainbows.
What You Need to Know about Food Allergies and Eating Disorders
Fad, friend or foe: an overview of diet-related medical conditions and their relationship to eating disorders.
Study finds how one inflammatory disorder may trigger another
Does the immune system remember past infections? A new study suggests that mislearned immune memory could explain why some people have multiple inflammatory disorders.
What is Sjogren Syndrome?
Sjögren syndrome is a systemic autoimmune disorder that is characterized by the development of autoantibodies that attack the glands producing moisture.
What is Occupational Asthma?
Occupational asthma is generally defined as a respiratory disorder directly related to inhaling fumes, gases, or dust while "on the job."
What is Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES)?
FPIES is a non-immunoglobulin E (IgE) and cell-mediated food allergic disorder that is characterized by protracted and repetitive vomiting.
What are Antinuclear Antibodies?
Antinuclear antibodies (ANA) are autoantibodies directed against the nuclei of some of one’s own body cells. They are present in the blood in persons with certain autoimmune disorders.
For the Good of the Gut: Can Parasitic Worms Treat Autoimmune Diseases?
Helminths could suppress immune disorders by promoting healthy mucus production in the intestine
What's it like not being able to smell?
Only around 5% of the population suffer from a smell disorder, but it doesn't just affect your nose.
Do allergies cause mental health issues?
A new study finds observable associations between allergies and mental health disorders — but finds no causal connection between them.
Africa: Why Microbeads Are Such a Threat and Why They're So Hard to Handle
Analysis - Plastic is everywhere. It is used across a spectrum of applications from durable industrial equipment, household appliances to throw-away single-use items and even the clothes we wear. This wide scope of uses is ascribed to its versatility, low-cost and because it's extremely durable.
Lithium in Tap Water Does Not Dilute Bipolar, Dementia Risk
Previous research has linked high levels of lithium in drinking water to lower risk for bipolar disorder and dementia. A new study suggests there's no protective effect.
